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Men in the U.S. live about 5–6 years less than women and have higher mortality in most leading causes of death.
- Men die by suicide at roughly four times the rate of women and had substantially higher COVID‑19 death rates (about 1.6 times, roughly 60% more deaths).
- Many serious conditions for men (hypertension, diabetes, colon and prostate cancer) are “silent” until advanced, so skipping routine care is especially risky
This episode is a roundtable conversation on why men underuse health care, how that increases preventable illness and early death, and what might help change that pattern.
Episode Website: https://youstillhavetimepodcast.buzzsprout.com
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By Hope Harley Todman & Harold TodmanSend a text
Men in the U.S. live about 5–6 years less than women and have higher mortality in most leading causes of death.
- Men die by suicide at roughly four times the rate of women and had substantially higher COVID‑19 death rates (about 1.6 times, roughly 60% more deaths).
- Many serious conditions for men (hypertension, diabetes, colon and prostate cancer) are “silent” until advanced, so skipping routine care is especially risky
This episode is a roundtable conversation on why men underuse health care, how that increases preventable illness and early death, and what might help change that pattern.
Episode Website: https://youstillhavetimepodcast.buzzsprout.com
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